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LADCR: From the Neighborhood, For the Neighborhood
—Introduction
Introduce the campaign, its purpose, and WeAreGiants’ role in strategy, creative development, and implementation.
The challenge:
Explain the need to help adults distinguish licensed retailers and understand the value of buying legal and local.
Research and Strategy
Show how focus groups and stakeholder interviews informed the focus on trust, convenience, and neighborhood businesses.
Building the campaign identity
Explain how the message, bold typography, colors, and graphic elements worked together—and how the system supported English and Spanish creative.
Connecting awareness to action
Explain the call to find a licensed retailer and how the campaign directed people to the retailer map.
Reaching people across Los Angeles
Cover the coordinated mix of outdoor, neighborhood, print, and digital placements. Explain the role of the channels rather than listing every deliverable.
Local voices and community outreach
Describe how the campaign extended into direct engagement, clearly distinguishing LADCR’s outreach role from WAG’s creative support.
Describe how the campaign extended into direct engagement, clearly distinguishing LADCR’s outreach role from WAG’s creative support.
STREET POLE BANNERS
ART & ARCHITECTURE SELF-GUIDED TOUR
BEANSTACK READING CHALLENGE PINS + LAPL STAFF PIN
BEANSTACK READING CHALLENGE COLORING SHEETS
CROWN AND BOOKMARK IN ACTION
CROWN AND BOOKMARK
OVERSIZED LIBRARY CARD IN ACTION
LAPL STAFF T-SHIRTS
Video courtesy of Los Angeles Public Library
Results
Present the strongest supported measures of reach and engagement, with dates and context. Keep conclusions within what the evaluation measured.
Present the strongest supported measures of reach and engagement, with dates and context. Keep conclusions within what the evaluation measured.
Closing / related work
Briefly connect the campaign’s strategy, design, and delivery.